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Mechanical Engineering

Field of studies
Engineering
Qualification
Professional Bachelor's degree in Engineering Sciences
Form and duration
Full-time (mode of lecture organisation: daytime), 3 years
Part-time (lecture format: session-based), 4 years
Language
Lithuanian
Annual tuition fee
Full-time form: €3,079
Part-time studies: €2,053
Programme code
6531EX013
Mechanical Engineering

The shortage of engineering specialists in Lithuania has approached a critical threshold, becoming a serious obstacle to economic growth. Production volumes are growing, industry is becoming increasingly digitalised, and companies are undergoing robotisation processes.

The Mechanical Engineering study programme is designed to train mechanical engineers capable of designing standard systems and modernising industrial equipment by implementing mechatronic systems, monitoring and ensuring their proper operation and maintenance, and manufacturing products that meet consumer needs and are competitive on the market.

Graduate career indicators

Based on the 2025 graduate career indicators, 6 months after graduation, 90% of Mechanical Engineering programme graduates are in employment, and those employed under an employment contract earn an average gross monthly income of €2,779.21.

What makes the programme distinctive

The programme is in demand in the labour market. Very good graduate employment rates and salaries – many full-time students are already working from their second year of study. Undoubtedly, this is one of the most promising professions of our time, amid the Industry 4.0 revolution.

Study environment – Mechanical Engineering

Study environment

  • Technological Process Design Laboratory
  • Technological Process Digitalisation Laboratory
  • Multimedia Technology Laboratories
  • Industrial Equipment Laboratory
  • Mechatronics Laboratory
  • Automation Laboratory
  • Engineering Materials Laboratory
  • Engineering Mechanics Laboratory

Career

You will work as operators, adjusters, engineers and designers of mechanical, electromechanical, robotic and automated mechanical systems, and as heads of equipment maintenance departments in industrial companies.

Contact person

Dr. Vytenis Sinkevičius

Dr. Vytenis Sinkevičius Associate Professor

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